GameToAid: Worst. Marathon. Ever.
organized by GameToAid
Help GameToAid give the gift of clean water. 100% of every donation raised will fund charity: water's work providing access to clean water projects around the world.
$10,637.43
raised
$10,500
goal
Bad games suck. Having to live without clean and safe drinking water sucks more.
We'll be broadcasting our struggle through some of the worst games released in history. The goal is to raise money and awareness for charity: water, a non-profit organization bringing clean and safe drinking water to people in developing nations.
The marathon will start on the 17th of February, 5.00 PM GMT+1030. More details, as well as the broadcast, can be viewed at http://gametoaid.org.
RAFFLE
If you'd like to be eligible to enter the raffle, fill out the form on this page before you donate: http://gametoaid.org/donate
For every $5 that you donate, you get one entry into the raffle! Prizes include:
- GameToAid T-shirts
- Superman 64
- Charlie's Angels
- Gods and Generals
- McFarlane's Evil Prophecy
- Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker
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- R
Thanks for an awesome marathon. Good bye!
- J
This was very entertaining - looking forward to the next one!
This campaign brought clean water to Kapiko/Mtukula, Malawi and 4 other projects.
GameToAid's Worst Marathon Ever II
This campaign closed on Sep 15, 2013 GameToAid brought clean water to Kapiko/Mtukula and 4 other projects.
$6,143
raised and sent to the field
204
est. people served
GameToAid's Superhero Marathon
This campaign closed on Mar 31, 2012 GameToAid brought clean water to Kapiko/Mtukula and 4 other projects.
$6,640.99
raised and sent to the field
221
est. people served
GameToAid: Worst. Marathon. Ever.
This campaign closed on Mar 31, 2011 GameToAid brought clean water to Kapiko/Mtukula and 4 other projects.
$10,637.43
raised and sent to the field
354
est. people served
This campaign raised $10,637.43. That money is hard at work in the field.
100% of the money raised by this campaign is being used to bring clean water to help those in need. In 21 months we’ll be able to show you exactly where the money went and who it helped.
